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ALT Map of Europe showing land surface temperatures on 26 May 2026, with a colour scale ranging from blue (cooler, below 10 °C) to dark red (very hot, above 50 °C). Large areas of Western and Southern Europe appear in orange and red, indicating high surface temperatures during a heatwave, particularly over Spain, France, Italy and the UK. Northern and northeastern regions, including Scandinavia and parts of Eastern Europe, are shown in lighter colours and blue, indicating cooler conditions. Major cities including London, Paris, Madrid, Rome and Budapest are marked.
ALT Map showing land surface temperatures across the U.S. and Mexico on 21 March 2026, with intense red heat over the Southwest and Mexico and cooler blue tones in northern and eastern regions.
ALT Satellite image of Antelope Valley (on 20 March) featuring a patchwork of agricultural fields and desert terrain, with geometric plots bordered by nearby mountains.
ALT Satellite image of Grass Valley (on 20 March) showing a rugged desert landscape with rocky outcrops and sandy flats in shades of brown, red, and yellow.
ALT The Second MTG-Imager in the thermal vacuum chamber, at Thales Alenia Space's Cannes clean room.
ALT Graph showing accumulated rainfail between 9-17 February 2026
ALT Copernicus Sentinel‑1 radar image showing flooded areas in red
ALT Copernicus Sentinel‑2 true‑colour view of the same region
ALT A satellite‑derived map showing accumulated rainfall over the Iberian Peninsula from 1 to 7 February 2026. Western Portugal and parts of northwestern Spain appear in deep red, indicating more than 250 millimetres of rainfall. Surrounding areas are shown in shades of blue, representing lower rainfall totals. Cities including Lisbon, Vigo, Madrid and Marbella are labelled. A legend at the bottom right displays rainfall values from 0 to over 250 millimetres.
ALT A radar‑based comparison image of the Tagus River region in Portugal using Copernicus Sentinel‑1 data from 27 December 2025 and 7 February 2026. Flooded areas are highlighted in bright red, spreading along the river and its tributaries northeast of Lisbon. The surrounding landscape appears in grey‑blue tones. Coastal areas and inland terrain are clearly visible, with a scale bar indicating 10 kilometres and a date label in the lower right corner.
ALT Artist's impression of where a space hurricane forms on Earth
ALT The DestinE Platform.
ALT Distribution of aerosol abundance from ATLID. Khaykin, S., Sicard, M., Leblanc, T., Sakai, T., Balugin, N., Berthet, G., Chevrier, S., Chouza, F., Feofilov, A., Gantois, D., Godin-Beekmann, S., Haddouche, A., Jin, Y., Morino, I., Kadygrov, N., Lecas, T., Liley, B., Querel, R., Taha, G., and Yushkov, V.
ALT The left panel features Sentinel-1 data collected on 18 September 2023, with triangles representing iceberg detections; the right panel shows TerraSAR-X detections acquired on 19 September, overlayed onto the Sentinel-1 data credits: Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023); produced using TerraSAR-X data © DLR (2026), distributed by Airbus DS DE, provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESA, all rights reserved.
ALT This map shows vertical ground movement, where the green areas have sunk by up to 5 mm over a year, while the brown areas have risen by up to 5 mm.
ALT Image shows part of the coastal area of Rudong County on China’s eastern seaboard.